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Couldn’t Make It to Frieze New York? Here Are 10 of Our Favorite Artworks And though the fair is over, there’s plenty to be seen in the show’s online viewing room. By Anna Fixsen Courtesy of Casey Kelbaugh/Frieze. After more than a year without art fairs, Frieze New York is back. But this highly anticipated pandemic-era edition looked a little different. Rather than setting up shop in the usual sprawling tent on Randall’s Island, some 60 international galleries occupied the Shed, the multidisciplinary performing arts space in Hudson Yards on Manhattan’s West Side. Visitors...

121.9 x 101.6 cm (48 x 40 in) Price: $18,000  Davide Balliano's luscious paintings defy simple categorisation. Layers of plaster, gesso and varnish build up to create an illusion of three dimensions that suggest never ending space. There is something animated about his work — the repetitive loops and optical play of black and white are dizzying and make for truly happy yet sophisticated paintings.   Courtesy of the artist and Cardi Gallery    UNTITLED_0174, 2020  60 x 60 inches (152.4 x 152.4 cm) Price: $24,000  In his use of a carefully constructed visual language of minimalis...

William Kentridge, Drawing from Waiting for Sibyl (Comrade Tree, I report to you), (2020) Courtesy: Goodman Gallery The success or failure of Frieze New York could have consequences throughout not only the art fair circuit in the US and abroad, but very likely for other cultural institutions that plan to hold events and are looking at the city's first major cultural gathering in more than a year as a barometer for post-vaccination attendance. Will it work? If the opening day of the fair is any indication, the answer is a flat out yes. Similar to the way elite athlet...

Artist Dawoud Bey on 6 of His Photos That Pushed His Work Forward Vulture.com 2 days ago Sasha Bonét Dawoud Bey’s work is both a documentation and an excavation. The photographer is preoccupied with history and its effects on our contemporary experience, chronicling the America that resides largely in the shadows and bringing it closer to the center. Often depicting Black subjects, Bey understands that the collective aches we feel today are the remnants of yesterday’s agony, attesting to poet Audre Lorde’s verse: “And there are no new pains.” On April 17, Bey’s ...